Dell launched a Brand New Inspiron Gaming Desktop at CES 2018. The business currently has an AMD version of this gaming system and at CES, it introduced a less expensive Intel version of the desktop. Dell’s goal with this Inspiron Gaming Desktop was going to create a comparatively affordable VR-ready desktop computer. This system will start at $749 however if you would like to use it for virtual reality, you can pick up the $799 version that supports VR, via headsets like Oculus and HTC. The former is a 24-inch screen, although the latter is a 27-inch display. These two models have QHD and FHD resolution service together with HDR content capability.

Dell showed off a brand new curved screen for gambling – the Alienware 34. This monitor has a refresh rate of 120Hz, 4ms response time, and WQHD resolution.

The business also declared a redesign of this Alienware Command Center which it states is the centre of of its gaming related products. It’s where we could head to control pretty much every setting that you would like to control in Alienware machines. The business said it’s completely redesigned Alienware Control Center from the ground up, with all the focus being on ease. Dell has additional “lots of failsafes to prevent end users from ever damaging their hardware”. It is a great way to introduce more sophisticated concepts such as overclocking to those that are new to this.

Control Center is also likely to be tied to your games. Dell will scan your system for the matches you have installed, you will be able to realize your performance profiles, lighting profiles, and all other system settings based on these sorts of games. This was demoed at CES 2018, and Dell announced that it’s going to be sending this new app a few months later in a newly revised Alienware Area-51 system.